> I'm having some problems getting my .eogenerator files converted to
> Velocity .java files.
>
> I'm trying to read the Class of fetch specification bindings.
>
> I get this error when I generate using "${binding.javaClassName}":
There were lots of problems with the new qualifier parser and fetch
spec bindings ... 4940 fixes all of the permutations that I was able
to come up with (4939 fixes everything, which is up now, 4940 adds
verification of binding variables, which is building now -- up in 15
mins or so).
ms
> "${binding.attributePath.childClassName}" in the generated .java file.
When a binding cannot evaluate (for any number of reasons) it just
stops and leaves the variable in the file. One of the reasons for
this is an invalid bound key, but in this case, it's the exception
being thrown during evaluation, most likely.
> What should I use to get the fully qualified Class Name of the
> binding? Looking at the Wiki reference isn't helping (http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/Velocity+Generator+Reference
> ).
That path you're using is correct (though there's a shorter $
{binding.javaClassName} that was added later.
> Let me also add that this fully qualified class name needs to be for
> the client-side class when binding is another Entity from the
> EOModel and the -javaclient parameter is passed (Java Client is
> checked in the .eogen editor).
I don't think velocity eogenerator does anything with -javaclient
right now.
ms
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